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By Laura Kusisto 5/10/11 11:44pm

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CIM City: Mystery California Land-Eater Devours New York City Next

Few know the true genesis of CIM, but the legend goes like this: In 1986 two Israeli soldiers, who worked on a kibbutz together, came to California on vacation and decided to stay. They started a small landscaping business and bought a couple of cheap apartment buildings, when one day they struck up a conversation Read More

By Matt Chaban 1/28/11 2:30pm

The Rent

They Don't Make Rentals Like They Used To (They're Actually Pretty Nice These Days)

The William Beaver House is one of the more unusual apartment buildings in a city full of towers that would fit that description. There is the pixellated black-and-yellow facade, the racy anime ad campaign, the grand foreclosure of Tamir Sapir and Andres Balazs’ FiDi glory. But the masses of New York City renters Read More

By Dana Rubinstein 5/13/10 3:40pm

Blackstone Sues Sapir for Defaulted Beaver House Loan

The Blackstone Group is suing downtown developer and renowned extinct-animal-pelt importer Tamir Sapir for defaulting on a huge loan for his downtown condominium the William Beaver House, according to The Real Deal:

The lawsuit alleges that as of November 2009 Sapir owed $48.7 million in interest, on top of the $66 million in Read More

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